“I don’t think those two situations are directly analogous, clearly they are not directly analogous and I don’t think the prime minister was saying that they were directly analogous," the chancellor said.
"To compare a referendum to women and children fleeing Putin's bombs is an insult to every Ukrainian. He is no Churchill: he is Basil Fawlty."
The Public Accounts Committee warned of "trade-offs" across "agriculture, the environment and human rights”.
Johnson's deal has "broken the union" and is "worse than remaining" in the EU, Ben Habib claimed.
He insisted “these problems can be solved” without backtracking on UK’s commitment to end free movement for EU citizens coming to Britain.
Pushed by Marr to admit it’s harder to sell fish to the rest of Europe now because of Brexit, Rees-Mogg said: “Well, I mean you’re quite right, there were some teething troubles with some scallops and so on but actually that varies considerably.”
The festival’s “muddled approach” was a “sure-fire recipe for failure”, Conservative MP Julian Knight said.
"Hiding in plain sight for years", LBC presenter James O'Brien tweeted.
"How about reading an email from those of us who are unhappy about more immigration," he told the BBC.